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Mohave College Skilled Trades Career Fair connects students with workforce opportunities

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MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave College Career Services will host the Skilled Trades Career Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Nov. 18 at the Advanced Manufacturing Training Center, 4415 N. Windrose Lane in Kingman.

The free event will connect students, job seekers and community members with employers in high-demand skilled trades industries, while also offering opportunities to strengthen job-search skills through resume, cover letter and interview preparation assistance. Attendees can explore career opportunities, learn about available resources and services, and build professional connections with industry representatives.

Some of the businesses in attendance will be Origin Mining Company and QC-Mobile.  Businesses and employers are still encouraged to reserve a table and participate in the event. The career fair provides an opportunity for companies to showcase their organizations, discuss current and future employment needs, and connect directly with students and community members interested in skilled trades careers. Employer participation also helps strengthen the local workforce pipeline by introducing potential employees to career paths available in Mohave County and surrounding areas.

For students, attending the Skilled Trades Career Fair offers more than an opportunity to explore job openings. The event allows students to meet industry professionals, learn firsthand about workforce expectations, discover internship and employment opportunities, and practice networking skills in a professional setting. Building these connections early can help students better understand career pathways and gain a competitive advantage as they prepare to enter the workforce.

“This fair gives students and community members a chance to talk directly with skilled trades employers, learn what they’re looking for, and explore opportunities connected to their training and career goals. Whether someone is preparing for their first job or considering a new direction, we want to help them take that next step,” said Natalie Gebicke, Director of Career and Transfer Services.

Employers interested in reserving a table, fill out the form here. Individuals seeking additional information may contact Mohave College Career Services at ngebicke@mohave.edu. Free food will be available while supplies last.

To learn more about the Career Services, visit Mohave.edu/Career. New and current students can now sign up the 2027 spring and summer semesters. Spring classes tentatively begin Jan. 11, while summer classes begin June 1. Students are encouraged to enroll early for the best course selection. Those who are not yet students can take the first step at FutureBighorn.com, while returning students are encouraged to start at www.Mohave.edu/Admission.